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Pinhole camera made from TetraPak carton with pinhole created from drinks tin metal. The negative size was 75x125mm on old Kodabrome paper at least 40 years expired. The 11 day exposure caught the sun trails well but not with the extreme wide angle of the drinks tin cameras.
8 week Solargraph taken in this tiny soap tin with pinhole about 0.2 mm made from a drinks tin https://www.lomography.com/homes/roaringtree/albums/2464059-solargraphs-it-s-going-to-take-time-and-lots-of-it/28163248 I pointed the camera a little to South West and the angle of view is much less than a round tin.
Trying out different papers in my self made large format camera. This paper was strange with its creamy brown colour and slow reaction to light. Wetted in 1% washing soda solution, you can see only the places that got wet have produced a good image. I do like the colours though! 2 hour + exposure in good sunlight.
Dandelion clocks on very old and insensitive Iford darkroom paper. It seemed counterintuitive, but more detail is captured using paper that is not sensitive enough for In Camera Lumens. I also tried adding a layer of clocks and leaves over the glass too. 2 hour exposure in indirect sunlight.
